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Surfacing - Williams: These people are not having a whale of a good time.

Home Front - Kelly: Growing up in an America at war.

The Man Who Loved the Vampire Lady - Stableford: An alternate history where vampires use their powers and elite status to control humanity.

Peaches for Mad Molly - Gould: Housing is expensive, so why not live on the outside of 700+ story tall buildings? Really fun.
Mar 08, 2026 09:46PM
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Dying in Hull - Smith: An older woman scavenging the remains of her climate-flooded town.

Distances - Koja: People with computerjacks in their head have some issues.

Famous Monsters - Newman: A Martian reminisces on his career in Hollywood.

The Scalehunter's Beautiful Daughter - Shepard: A young woman is trapped inside a giant time-frozen dragon for years.
Mar 15, 2026 11:16AM
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Mrs. Shummel Exits a Winner - Kessel: Do you really want to win Bingo, though?

Emissary - Kraus: This started out so great but the narrator was just a bit too competent.

It Was the Heat - Cadigan: What happens in New Orleans stays in New Orleans, maybe.

Skin Deep - Rusch: Alien farm worker under cover makes a realization and a decision.
Mar 15, 2026 05:41AM
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The Growth of the House of Usher - Stableford: A dying man is really into his dead sister and bio-buildings.

Glacier - Robinson: A cooling world and a glacier outside Boston.

Sanctuary - Lawson: Cyberpunk mystery in the Southwest.

The Dragon Line - Swanwick: Arthurian characters in the present, dealing with family & pollution.
Mar 14, 2026 01:25PM
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Our Neural Chernobyl - Sterling: A special virus causes issues globally. Beware the Raccoon Kingdom.

House of Bones - Silverberg: A time traveler is stuck 20k years in the past.

Schrödinger's Kitten - Effinger: A young woman has many futures ahead of her.

Do Ya, Do Ya, Wanna Dance? - Waldrop: Reread. This was a very enjoyable nostalgia trip to the late '60s with a fun ending.
Mar 14, 2026 07:34AM
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The Girl Who Loved Animals - McAllister: She really did.

The Last of the Winnebagos - Willis: RVs are banned, the Humane Society are powerful cops, and all the dogs are gone.

Love in Vain - Shiner: Failing marriage, old connections, and a serial killer with powers.

The Hob - Moffett: The hobs of Northern England are apparently real and a bit out of this world.
Mar 13, 2026 12:12PM
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The Last Article - Turtledove: Reread. Nazis win WWII, take over India. Gandhi attempts independence.

Stable Strategies for Middle Management - Gunn: Corporate management is a cutthroat arena..

In Memoriam - Kress: The role of memories and the end of life. Wiping yourself to start again, hmm.

Kirinyaga - Resnick: Reread. I feel like I can see what he meant with this story, but I still don't like it.
Mar 09, 2026 12:07AM
The Year's Best Science Fiction: Sixth Annual Collection


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